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Terrell hanging on when it counts most
Tribune staff reporterTwo weeks. Two high passes. Two catches. Two game-winning touchdowns. David Terrell may not be the most prolific Bears receiver at this point of the season, but his two receptions have accounted for the winning scores in both games for a Bears team...Tags: Chicago Bears, Sports, Death, Football, David Terrell
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Defense makes a statement, gobbles up 49ers' turnovers
Tribune staff reporterLovie Smith spent Saturday afternoon making a statement about what brand of football the Bears will emphasize during his tenure, and his team spent the early part of Saturday evening backing him up. Hours after the new coach told wide receiver Marty...Tags: Terry Jackson, Lovie Smith, Chicago Bears, Ahmad Merritt, Adewale Ogunleye
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Unbelievable, but believe it
Tribune staff reporterYou are not going to believe this one. Remember the San Francisco game last week? When the Bears scored two touchdowns late in the fourth quarter, then won in overtime when safety Mike Brown intercepted a deflected pass and scored the winning touchdown?...Tags: Green Bay Packers, Percy Ellsworth, Bobbie Howard, Olin Kreutz, Sports
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The End Zone
Tribune staff reporterHero I: Jim Miller. Awful first half. Awfully gutty second half—12-of-17 for 188 yards and a TD. The TD. Unsung hero I: Bernard Robertson. All the worry about the untested left tackle, and Robertson's man still hasn't come within 5 yards of Miller on the...Tags: Mike Green, Chicago Bears, Daimon Shelton, Ted Washington, Randy Moss
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Game-saving kick—at least
Tribune staff reporterUp in the air it hung—the ball and possibly Dick Jauron's future. Jauron later said he didn't think anybody had an idea how good a kick Paul Edinger's game-winning 45-yard field goal into the teeth of a 22-m.p.h. wind Sunday at Soldier Field really was....Tags: Washington Redskins, Chicago Bears, Weather Statistics, Football, Rex Grossman
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Bear With Us
ChicagoSports.comGreetings from Mo-Town. The big story in town is the Lions are trying to win two games in a row for the first time since the advent of the forward pass. Everyone's picking the Lions because they're at home and the Bears haven't exactly done anything on...Tags: Television, Winston Churchill, Stanley Pritchett, Defense, Jerry Azumah
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'Double' causes Booker trouble
Tribune staff reporterMarty Booker was limited to one catch Sunday, his fewest since the third game of last season, as the Lions were determined to make someone else in the Bears' receiver corps beat them. Booker made the one count for a 14-yard touchdown just before...Tags: Vinny Sutherland, Chicago Bears, Mike Caldwell, Ahmad Merritt, Ted Washington
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Roadblock to postseason
Tribune staff reporterHad the Bears shown as much spunk during Sunday's 12-10 loss to the Detroit Lions as they did after it, they might not have left as losers of their 12th straight road game. Before walking off Ford Field after Jason Hanson kicked a game-winning 48-yard...Tags: Chicago Bears, Defense, Football, Detroit Lions, Jason Hanson
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Oh, Ricky, he's so fine
Tribune staff reporterThe Bears made their last Monday night appearance of the season by playing the cooperative guest at someone else's party. They caused no trouble but encountered some more, possibly losing quarterback Jim Miller for what's left of the season with a knee...Tags: Jay Williams, Jerry Azumah, Bobbie Howard, National Football League, Sports
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Bears flash big-play ability
Tribune staff reporterThe Bears saw something they wanted very much to see, the big play.. They also saw something that should concern them, the running game, in their 27-24 exhibition loss to the Tennessee Titans in front of a crowd of 68,768 in Adelphia Coliseum. Coach Dick...Tags: Skip Hicks, Steve McNair, Tennessee Titans, National Football League, Chris Coleman
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Fred Mitchell answers e-mail
Q The Bears are not going anywhere with Jim Miller at quarterback. Even when they were 13-3 last season, it was clear teams such as the Eagles with Donovan McNabb and the Packers with Brett Favre had a distinct advantage. When will the Bears wise up and...Tags: Ahman Green, Donald Driver, Brett Favre, Chicago Bears, Rex Tucker
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O-liners 'get it done' for sure
Tribune staff reporterLate in the first quarter, Bears quarterback Chris Chandler was sacked by Jets defensive end John Abraham. Left tackle Mike Gandy, who was beaten for the sack, approached Chandler afterward. "I have him," Gandy reassured Chandler. "Don't worry."...Tags: Health, Bobby Engram, Stanley Pritchett, Chicago Bears, Daimon Shelton
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